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1 Short title This Act may be cited as the A New Tax System (Wine Equalisation Tax Imposition—General) Act 1999 .
This section gives the Act’s short title.
This section gives the Act’s short title.
This Act may be cited as the ACT Government Loan Act 2014.
This Act may be cited as the AIDC Sale Act 1997.
This Act sets general interpretation rules for Commonwealth Acts, including application, commencement, repeal effects, and key definitions.
This part sets out the Audit Act 1901’s main definitions and gives the Auditor-General, Minister, Governor-General, and Department Secretaries roles in audit, reporting, access to records, and administration.
This Act sets the rules for making beer for excise purposes, including licensing, duty payment, stamps, records, removal rules, inspections, and penalties.
This Act appropriates £491,882 from the Consolidated Revenue Fund for the listed services and authorizes the Treasurer to issue and apply the money.
This Act authorizes spending £928,322 from the Consolidated Revenue Fund for the listed services, and bars spending under it after 30 June 1902.
The Act authorizes the Treasurer to issue and apply £1,010,732 from the Consolidated Revenue Fund for the Schedule’s purposes, and spending under the Act must stop after 30 June 1902.
This part introduces the Customs Act 1901 and defines key terms used across the Act.
This Act regulates distillation of spirits, licensing, distilleries, fortification of Australian wine, and enforcement powers.
This Act sets out excise licensing and administration rules, including who may manufacture or produce excisable goods and tobacco material, and who may delegate or enforce powers.
This Act sets rules for postal and telegraph services, including who controls the Department, how officers and postmasters must act, and how mail, stamps, and registration are handled.
This Act lets certain court process and judgments be served, enforced, and registered across States and parts of the Commonwealth, with specific notice, address, timing, and registration requirements.
Courts within the Commonwealth must accept judicial notice and evidence of specified State laws, seals, documents, Gazette material, company records, and State judicial proceedings.
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